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Ya Primo, a scintillating winner of the March 10 Longines Gran Premio Latinoamericano (G1) at Club Hipico, will be sent to the U.S. soon. Sol Kumin, along with Mark and Jose Lore, have purchased 50% and will race him with trainer Chad Brown.

In the richest race in South America, Ya Primo drew well clear in the $500,000 Longines Gran Premio Latinoamericano (G1) hitting the line in a course record 1:56.68.

Corms Racing Stable and R.A. Hill Stable's Divine Miss Grey provided jockey Manny Franco with his fourth of five wins on the card while successfully defending her title in Sunday's $150,000 Heavenly Prize Invitational.

During the first day of showing horses consigned to the Ocala Breeders' Sales March 2-Year-Olds in Training Sale, a colt from the first crop of Race Day is generating buzz.

Gulfstream Park jockeys Tyler Gaffalione and Joe Bravo paid a visit to Whispering Manes Therapeutic Riding Center in Miami to help further the non-profit organization's mission of using horses to promote physical, mental and emotional well-being.

Richardson Bloodstock hopes to replicate its success at last year's Ocala Breeders' Sales March 2-Year-Olds in Training Sale when a Mucho Macho Man colt that had been bought for $170,000 sold as a yearling to Larry Best's OXO Equine for $575,000.

The Maryland Jockey Club announced March 10 it is accepting entries for the David F. Woods Memorial Award and the Jerry Frutkoff Photography Award.

Group 2 winner will stand at Haras de la Haye Pesnel

Santa Anita Park has canceled four stakes and rescheduled several others as track officials work to reopen the main track and return to racing. Barring further weather setbacks, track management has tentatively set March 22 as the first race day. 

Bob Baffert sent out two of his brightest juvenile stars to work March 10 at Los Alamitos Race Course. The Hall of Fame trainer relocated the horses following the closure of Santa Anita Park to assess track conditions. 

Trainers reported March 10 that the top three finishers of Aqueduct Racetrack's Gotham Stakes (G3) are doing well, and planning has begun for the next steps on the Kentucky Derby trail.

Not a thing has changed with the way two-time Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots graded stakes winner War of Will has trained, and his connections wouldn't have it any other way.

New York-bred Espresso Shot rallied from near the back of the pack to earn a three-quarter-length score in the March 9 $250,000 Busher Stakes to close out a lucrative Gotham Day card at Aqueduct Racetrack.

Homebred Somelikeithotbrown's performance in the $200,000 Jeff Ruby Steaks (G3) matched the mantle of heavy favorite the colt bore March 9 into the starting gate at Turfway Park.

Debby Oxley's Chocolate Kisses earned 50 points and a spot in the gate for the May 3 Longines Kentucky Oaks (G1) with her come-from-behind victory in the $200,000 Honeybee Stakes (G3) March 9 at Oaklawn Park.

Ken and Sarah Ramsey's homebred filly Naughty Joker picked up her first stakes win March 9 in the $100,000 Maxim Crane Bourbonette Oaks for 3-year-old fillies at Turfway Park. 

A patient ride by Ricardo Santana Jr. delivered an easy win by grade 1 winner Whitmore, a 6-year-old gelded son of Pleasantly Perfect, in his 2019 debut in the listed $150,000 Hot Springs Stakes at Oaklawn Park.

True to his previous form, Shadwell Farm's homebred Haikal produced a devastating kick in the last eighth of the $300,000 Gotham Stakes (G3) to capture his second consecutive stakes and his first graded victory.

A patient ride by Ricardo Santana Jr. delivered an easy win by grade 1 winner Whitmore, a 6-year-old gelded son of Pleasantly Perfect, in his 2019 debut in the listed $150,000 Hot Springs Stakes at Oaklawn Park.

Ashbrook Farm and BBN Racing's Concrete Rose emerged victorious in her sophomore debut March 9 at Tampa Bay Downs, earning the second graded score of her career in the $200,000 Florida Oaks (G3T).